⊸ Editions ⋅ By Emily Kulich
Published at 9:06pm on Wednesday 5 March 2025
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Northcote will lose one of its cutest shops when Keke & Kaka shuts its doors at month’s end.

Registrations for Darebin’s three- and four-year-old kinder are now open.

Local indie/alt punks The Maggie Pills are back, teasing a completed second album and a renewed sound.

‘RAPID inflation’ is blamed for the City of Darebin facing an annual budget shortfall of $9.7 million by July 2028.

Councillors have committed $80,000 to developing a Reservoir Leisure Centre “Concept Design Plan”.

COUNCILLORS and executives have heard questions from two people challenging the display of the Palestinian flag at Preston City Hall.

Two more locations in Darebin will be part of the state government’s Activity Centres Program.

A community panel has seen the addition of a dedicated transparency pillar to the Darebin 2041 Community Vision.